Sorbet Portable Lamp

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Sorbet Portable Lamp ©

Designed ByMassimo Mariani
Regular pricemrp ₹25,000
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Sorbet Portable Lamp
It was a summer afternoon. Massimo Mariani was dining at a seaside plaza when his ice cream slipped. In the moment most people would have reached for a napkin, he reached for a sketchbook.
That spill became Sorbet.
Designed in collaboration with Nama Home, the Sorbet designer portable lamp captures the exact feeling of that afternoon — the sun, the sea, the unhurried joy of a summer treat. The globe, mouth blown and hand-finished in a swirled gloss white, echoes the soft spiral of a freshly scooped ice cream. The polished brass hourglass base grounds it — the way a good afternoon grounds you before the evening begins.
A cordless statement lamp that moves the way summer does. From the bedside to the bar counter, from the dinner table to the reading corner. No wires. No constraints. Just warm, beautiful light that carries the mood of wherever you want to be.
Handcrafted in India with the metalwork Nama is known for, this designer portable lamp is proof that the best ideas don't always begin at a desk.
Sometimes they begin with a spill.

Technical Details

Dimensions Length x Breadth x Height 20 x 20 x 30 centimetres
Material & Qualities Brass & Blown Glass
Technical Specs
Colour Finish Trumpet Gold & Trophy Silver
Handcrafted
in India
Suitable for
Indoor Use only
Taxes Shipping
covered within India
Design first
Design first

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Massimo Mariani
ABOUT THE DESIGNER

Massimo Mariani

Born in Florence and currently based in London, he studied architecture at the University of Genoa under the guidance of Giancarlo De Carlo. Following graduation, he spent his early career at the Renzo Piano Building Workshop in Genoa and subsequently at the Architectuurstudio Herman Hertzberger in Amsterdam. In 2006 he established his own practice. The studio has since developed a series of collaborations with leading furniture brands including MDF Italia, Living Divani, Acerbis. In 2011 he was awarded an Honorable Mention at the XXII ADI Compasso d’Oro for the design of modular system Vita. A regular contributor to the design discourse, he has lectured at various academic institutions and professional forums worldwide.

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